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'The Walking Dead' season 4 premiere "30 Days Without An Accident" set up a new world order for Rick Grimes and his fellow prison survivors, but how long until it all comes tumbling down? A new round of photos from this Sunday's follow-up, "Infected," have hit the web, and it looks at if we already have a few new targets to fall from a walker infestation at the prison. Read Mor

Whether by coincidence or team effort, 'The Walking Dead' is the latest high-profile genre drama today to get an honest skewering, after 'Game of Thrones'. Following up on their 'Breaking Bad' dissection, The good folks at Screen Junkies have given 'The Walking Dead' an "Honest Trailer" to follow the acclaimed AMC drama's fourth-season debut, hitting the nail on the head both literally a

While AMC's 'The Walking Dead' companion series spinoff admittedly felt much more warranted than 'Breaking Bad''s 'Better Call Saul,' we still have relatively little idea what to expect from the 2015 spawning of the monster horror hit. And while details will be clamped shut tighter than a walker's jaw, series creator Robert Kirkman offered up a few new tidbits of 'The Walking Dead''s inevitable sp

At last, our long national nightmare is over, and AMC's 'The Walking Dead' has finally returned with season 4 premiere "30 Days Without An Accident." Sure, there's our review and comic-to-TV comparison to dissect the episode, but why wait an entire week for fresh footage when we've got the first look at next week's tense "Infected" right here?

Before 'Breaking Bad' came to dominate the whole of our lives, 'Mythbusters' rightly got the chance to put the science of Walter White to the test with a special surrounding the acclaimed AMC drama. Now that 'Breaking Bad' is dead and buried however, 'The Walking Dead' will be the next to rise with its own 'Mythbusters' spot this October, the first photos of which have emerged!

'The Walking Dead' season 4 will shamble out its premiere, "30 Days Without an Accident," this coming Sunday, but why wait until then, or even this weekend's Comic-Con panel, for a sneak peek at the new season? The first clip from the premiere has emerged, and a very different Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) has made a surprising discovery out among the prison grounds ...

AMC's 'The Walking Dead' season 4 has begun its press blitz over the past week, releasing all manner of new photos and content from the upcoming run of episodes set to premiere on October 13. Among the new offerings, we've got a first look at a brand new trailer for the new conflicts at our beloved prison haven, and things aren't looking too good for fan-favorite Carol!

'The Walking Dead' season 4 won't officially burst through the gates until October 13, but you needn't wait an additional two weeks for fresh corpses! The third official tie-in 'Walking Dead' web series "The Oath" has hit the internet, intersecting with the series proper to reveal the origins of one of its most classic moments.

'The Walking Dead' season 4 is nearly upon us, as the cycle of pain and horror starts anew for Rick Grimes and his group of survivors on October 13th premiere "30 Days Without An Accident." Before the big debut however, AMC has spilled out brand new photos from the premiere and beyond, as well as the first four episode descriptions of the season!

Though AMC and 'Breaking Bad's' creative team don't keep things so tightly under wraps as its other Emmy-winning drama 'Mad Men' from season to season, fans of the New Mexican meth drama may be in for some major spoilers as we get closer to the final eight episodes this summer. Bizarre reports have emerged that a script of one of the final eight episodes was stolen from series star Bryan Cranston'

Burn joins 'Turn,' or so we've learned. We've previously told you all about AMC's upcoming Revolutionary War drama 'Turn,' certainly one of the pilots to keep your eyes on as the acclaimed network looks expand its brand with new reality series and potential dramatic replacements for the likes of 'Breaking Bad' and 'Mad Men.' After a few casting the other day, it seems 'Turn' has struck again casti

AMC will very likely have some holes in its schedule to fill over the next few years, what with 'Breaking Bad' coming to a close this summer and 'Mad Men' due to end after its seventh season. And with the phenomenal success of 'The Walking Dead,' the network seems to have the foothold its needs for making major steps in genre programming. Along that line, AMC has begun development of an adaptation